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Authored Book

Walsh, Vivien; Roy, Robin; Bruce, Margaret and Potter, Stephen (1992). Winning by Design: Technology, Product Design and International Competitiveness. Oxford, UK: Blackwell Publishers.

Roy, Robin and Wield, David (1986). Product design and technological innovation. UK: Open University Press.

Book Chapter

Roy, Robin and Tovey, Michael (2012). Bicycle design: creativity and innovation. In: Tovey, Michael ed. Design for transport. Farnham UK: Gower, (In press).

Roy, Robin (2012). Case studies in low carbon living. In: Herring, Horace ed. Living in a Low Carbon Society. Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan, (In press).

Caird, Sally and Roy, Robin (2010). Yes in my back yard: UK householders pioneering technologies. In: Devine-Wright, Patrick ed. Renewable Energy and the Public. London: Earthscan, pp. 203–219.

Roy, Robin (2009). Designing for sustainability. In: Wilson, Gordon; Furniss, Pamela and Kimbowa, Richard eds. Environment, Development, and Sustainability: Perspectives and cases from around the world. Oxford, UK: Oxford University Press, pp. 203–212.

Roy, Robin; Caird, Sally and Potter, Stephen (2007). People centred eco-design: consumer adoption of low and zero carbon products and systems. In: Murphy, Joseph ed. Governing Technology for Sustainability. London, UK: Earthscan, pp. 41–62.

Roy, Robin; Potter, Stephen and Yarrow, Karen (2004). Towards sustainable higher education: environmental impacts of conventional campus, print-based and electronic/open learning systems. In: Murphy, D; Carr, R; Taylor, J. and Wong, T.M eds. Distance Education & Technology: Issues and Practice. Hong Kong: Open University of Hong Kong Press, pp. 129–145.

Journal Article

Caird, Sally; Roy, Robin and Potter, Stephen (2012). Domestic heat pumps in the UK: user behaviour, satisfaction and performance. Energy Efficiency, 5(3) pp. 283–301.

Caird, Sally and Roy, Robin (2010). Adoption and use of household microgeneration heat technologies. Low Carbon Economy, 1(2) pp. 61–70.

Roy, Robin and Caird, Sally (2009). Who adopts microheating technologies? Green Building Magazine, 19(2) pp. 44–47.

Roy, Robin and Caird, Sally (2008). Design Improvements from users’ experiences of low and zero carbon technologies. International Journal of Performability Engineering, 4(4) pp. 357–370.

Caird, Sally and Roy, Robin (2008). User-centred improvements to energy efficiency products and renewable energy systems: research on household adoption and use. International Journal of Innovation Management, 12(3) pp. 327–355.

Caird, Sally; Roy, Robin and Herring, Horace (2008). Improving the energy performance of UK households: Results from surveys of consumer adoption and use of low- and zero carbon technologies. Energy Efficiency, 1(2) pp. 149–166.

Roy, Robin; Potter, Stephen and Yarrow, Karen (2008). Designing low carbon higher education systems: Environmental impacts of campus and distance learning systems. International Journal of Sustainability in Higher Education, 9(2) pp. 116–130.

Herring, Horace and Roy, Robin (2007). Technological innovation, energy efficient design and the rebound effect. Technovation, 27(4) pp. 194–203.

Caird, Sally and Roy, Robin (2006). Household ecological footprints - demographics and sustainability. Journal of Environmental Assessment Policy and Management, 8(4) pp. 407–429.

Herring, Horace and Roy, Robin (2002). Sustainable services, electronic education and the rebound effect. Environmental Impact Assessment Review, 22(5) pp. 525–542.

Roy, Robin and Potter, Stephen (2002). Factoring sustainability into the Higher Education product-service system. Journal of Sustainable Product Design, 2(3-4) pp. 105–117.

Crompton, Sally; Roy, Robin and Caird, Sally (2002). Household ecological footprinting for active distance learning and challenge of personal lifestyles. International Journal of Sustainability in Higher Education, 3(4) pp. 313–323.

Roy, Robin and Caird, Sally (2001). Household ecological footprints – moving towards sustainability? Town and Country Planning, 70(10) pp. 277–279.

Roy, Robin and Caird, Sally (2001). Environmental actions to reduce household ecological footprints. International Journal of Environmental Education and Information, 4(2) pp. 315–332.

Roy, Robin (2000). The long-term benefits of investing in new product development by SMEs. International Journal of New Product Development and Innovation Management, 1(4) pp. 281–295.

Roy, Robin (2000). Sustainable product-service systems. Futures, 32(3-4) pp. 289–299.

Potter, Stephen and Roy, Robin (2000). Using scenarios to identify innovation priorities in the UK railway industry. International Journal of Innovation Management, 4(2) pp. 229–252.

Walker, David and Roy, Robin (1999). The Design Innovation Group: origins, development and future. The Design Journal, 2(3) pp. 2–12.

Roy, Robin; Reidel, Johann and Potter, Stephen (1998). Firms and markets that profit from investment in design and product development. The Design Journal, 1(2) pp. 3–16.

Caird, Sally; Roy, Robin and Wield, David (1997). Team approaches to developing innovative projects and processes. International Journal of Innovation Management, 1(4) pp. 333–354.

Roy, Robin and Reidel, Johann C. k. h. (1997). Design and innovation in successful product competition. Technovation, 17(10) pp. 537–548.

Roy, Robin (1997). 'Design for environment' in practice — development of the Hoover ‘New Wave’ washing machine range. Journal of Sustainable Product Design(1) pp. 36–43.

Roy, Robin (1996). Designing a greener product: the Hoover 'New Wave' washing machine range. Co-Design: the interdisciplinary journal of design and contextual studies(5-6) pp. 34–39.

Roy, Robin and Potter, Stephen (1996). Managing engineering design in complex supply chains. International Journal of Technology Management, 12(4) pp. 403–420.

Wield, David and Roy, Robin (1995). R&D and corporate strategies in UK materials-innovating companies. Technovation, 15(4) pp. 95–210.

Bruce, Margaret; Potter, Stephen and Roy, Robin (1995). The risks and rewards of design investment. Journal of Marketing Management, 11 pp. 403–417.

Roy, Robin (1994). The evolution of ecodesign. Technovation, 14(6) pp. 363–380.

Caird, Sally; Roy, Robin and Wield, David (1994). Problems Experienced by Engineers with Environmental Product Development Projects. Technology Analysis and Strategic Management, 6(2) pp. 177–188.

Roy, Robin (1994). Can the benefits of good design be quantified? Design Management Journal, 5(2) pp. 9–17.

Roy, Robin (1993). Case studies of creativity in innovative product development. Design Studies, 14(4) pp. 423–443.

Walsh, Vivien; Roy, Robin; Bruce, Margaret and Potter, Stephen (1993). Perspectives on design and innovation. Creativity and Innovation Management, 2(2) pp. 78–86.

Roy, Robin and Potter, Stephen (1993). The commercial impacts of investment in design. Design Studies, 14(2) pp. 171–193.

Bruce, Margaret and Roy, Robin (1991). Integrating marketing and design for commercial benefit. Marketing Intelligence and Planning, 9(5) pp. 23–28.

Turner, Calum; Roy, Robin and Wield, David (1990). Materials: A new revolutionary generic technology? Conditions and policies for innovation. Technology Analysis and Strategic Management, 2(3) pp. 221–235.

Roy, Robin and Potter, Stephen (1990). Managing design projects in small and medium sized firms. Technology Analysis and Strategic Management, 2(3) pp. 321–336.

Walsh, Vivien; Roy, Robin and Bruce, Margaret (1988). Competitive by design. Journal of Marketing Management, 4(2) pp. 201–216.

Walsh, Vivien and Roy, Robin (1985). The designer as 'gatekeeper' in manufacturing industry. Design Studies, 6(3) pp. 127–133.

Conference Item

Riedel,, Johann; Roy, Robin and Potter, Stephen (2008). Design and market position - mapping the market with the MADRID market map. In: International Product Development Management Conference, 30 Jun - 1 Jul 2008, Hamburg, Germany.

Roy, Robin and Caird, Sally (2007). Designing low and zero carbon products and systems: improvements based on consumers’ experience of adoption and use. In: International Conference on Engineering Design ICED'07, Design for Society: Knowledge, innovation and sustainability, 28-30 August 2007, Paris, France.

Caird, Sally; Herring, Horace and Roy, Robin (2007). Can consumers save energy? Results from surveys of consumer adoption and use of low and zero carbon technologies. In: European Council for an Energy Efficient Economy Summer Study 2007, 4-5 June 2007, La Colle sur Loup, Côte d’Azur, France.

Roy, Robin and Caird, Sally (2006). Designing low and zero carbon products and systems – adoption, effective use and innovation. In: Sustainable Innovation 06: 11th International Conference, 23-24 Oct 2006, Chicago, USA.

Crompton, Sally; Caird, Sally and Roy, Robin (2001). An environmental assessment activity to promote active distance learning and challenge of personal lifestyles and values. In: 6th International auDES Conference: Bridging Minds and Markets. Emerging Issues in Environmental Education and Employment in Europe, 5 -7 Apr 2001, Venice, Italy.

Other

Roy, Robin; Caird, Sally and Potter, Stephen (2010). Getting warmer: a field trial of heat pumps. The Energy Saving Trust, London, UK.

Caird, Sally; Roy, Robin and Potter, Stephen (2010). Heat pump user experiences, behaviour and satisfaction. The Open University Design Innovation Group, Milton Keynes UK.

Roy, Robin (2009). Achieving the carbon dioxide saving potential of domestic heat pumps in the UK: an evaluation of technical performance and user behaviour. Design Innovation Group, The Open University, Milton Keynes, UK.

Roy, Robin; Caird, Sally and Abelman, Jennie (2008). YIMBY Generation – yes in my back yard! UK householders pioneering microgeneration heat. The Energy Saving Trust, London, UK.

Roy, Robin and Caird, Sally (2007). Climate Change: the citizen's agenda Evidence to Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Committee. The Stationery Office, London, UK.

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